Q1-3: These questions are about traits - like the colour of your eyes - which can be passed from parent to offspring. |
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1. Which of these is not a trait that can be passed genetically from parent to offspring ?
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2. Which of these sentences is correct?
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3. Where do traits like eye color and hair colour come from?
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Q4-7: Eva is interested in genetics in her class, and does a quick survey of 10 other students. She finds that 4 of them have blue (or blue/green) eyes, and the other 6 have brown eyes. 5 of them are boys, and 5 are girls. |
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4. What percentage of the 10 students had brown eyes? |
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5. A trait like gender (male or female) that can only take a few values is called a ..
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6. Eva is completing a report. She is trying to decide which chart to draw to show eye colour. She is choosing from bar charts, pie charts or line graphs. | ||
Which of thses would be suitable to show her results for eye colour?
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7. Eva wants to do a survey in her class and look at a continuous variable next. Which of these is NOT a continuous variable?
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Q8-10: These questions are about the structures inside cells that pass on genetic information. | ||
8. The genetic information passed from parent to offspring has been found to be contained in the nucleus of cells, in long filament structures, as shown in this diagram. |
(Not too scale, false colour used) |
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These structures labelled X are called..
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9. Which of these sentences best describes 'DNA'?
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10. A small section of DNA that can determine a trait is called a ..
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